Issue 111
Features
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Get evenly spaced courses and consistent mortar joints by using the proper layout, mortar consistency and troweling techniques.
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A multilevel deck with built-in benches and a barbecue pit turns a backyard into a living room.
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Fewer walls, a bigger bathroom, and lots of light turn a confining second floor into a spacious master suite.
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Air watts, cfm's, peak horsepower? When the dust settles, filter material and placement of wheels may be more important items to consider.
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One architect's rules for successfully integrating cabinets, shelves, desks and counters into the rooms they serve.
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For caulking around bathroom and kitchen fixtures or ceramic tile, nothing lasts longer or keeps out moisture better than silicone.
Article
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Pathway to an Economical House
An architect explains why good design doesn't have to mean expensive design.
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Getting More out of Your Rafter Square
If you understand the twelfth scale, your square becomes a durable calculator that never needs batteries.
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Details for a Dry Foundation
Think of the ground around the house as the roof that keeps the foundation dry.
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